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It's less complex than real cinderin or real welch but uh yeah it definitely that sort of vowel raising um as as the last trace of a final front high vowel you know as a final e plural marker. The language is older than i am he's got wowYeah and then and a non trivial chunk of my age as well so huh by the way i've installed his thoughts i cannot get his actual um letters to appearyeah this thing it looks probably like the like a tenglara is my guess is an only glott I'll check that another thing that is strangely unnatural to me is adjectives in that there are adjective classesso every adjective has some sort of prefix which